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Initial and continuing claims for unemployment benefits remain very high, suggesting complete economic recovery may be a long way off.
“Itโs time to interrupt the current of Hate, time to name both its causes and the long-term effects on individualism and prosperity. Contra 1984, Freedom is not Slavery.” ~ Caroline Breashears
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“The problem isnโt that the worldโs poorest donโt work hard. The problem is that they work hard in societies where restrictions on economic freedom throttle growth.” ~ Art Carden
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Private-sector job openings are recovering but labor market dynamics remain challenging for workers and small businesses alike.
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“Those of us who have been reading and writing on lockdowns and the Covid-19 virus have been frustrated in competition with media frenzy and disinformation. Many times since February or so, I imagined that the latest study would put an end to the fake-science silliness and highly damaging lockdowns. But it kept not happening.” ~…
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“The rights guaranteed in the Constitution are not there merely for decoration and warm feelings, nor can we expect the very entity they serve to limit, the state, to protect them for us. Rather they are upheld by a free, educated, and litigious people who guard their liberty jealously. Such resistance is necessary for an…
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“Like the endless War on Terror, the Covid shutdowns will likely be viewed as one of the greatest political debacles in modern American history. But many politicians still believe that there is no problem that cannot be solved by a bigger federal iron fist. Will the media continue venerating โexpertsโ until American freedom and prosperity…
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“History is clear that when governments take things from private hands by force, whatโs taken usually loses its value. What applies to the rest of the world also applies to us.” ~ John Tamny
“History is filled with many examples of financial and economic disaster that has followed government fiscal recklessness. It can happen even here, in America.” ~ Richard M. Ebeling
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“Lindbeck was a great economist and public voice of economic sanity. He will be sorely missed.” ~ Joakim Book
โข
Initial and continuing claims for unemployment benefits remain very high, suggesting complete economic recovery may be a long way off.
“Itโs time to interrupt the current of Hate, time to name both its causes and the long-term effects on individualism and prosperity. Contra 1984, Freedom is not Slavery.” ~ Caroline Breashears
โข
“The problem isnโt that the worldโs poorest donโt work hard. The problem is that they work hard in societies where restrictions on economic freedom throttle growth.” ~ Art Carden
โข
Private-sector job openings are recovering but labor market dynamics remain challenging for workers and small businesses alike.
โข
“Those of us who have been reading and writing on lockdowns and the Covid-19 virus have been frustrated in competition with media frenzy and disinformation. Many times since February or so, I imagined that the latest study would put an end to the fake-science silliness and highly damaging lockdowns. But it kept not happening.” ~…
โข
“The rights guaranteed in the Constitution are not there merely for decoration and warm feelings, nor can we expect the very entity they serve to limit, the state, to protect them for us. Rather they are upheld by a free, educated, and litigious people who guard their liberty jealously. Such resistance is necessary for an…
โข
“Like the endless War on Terror, the Covid shutdowns will likely be viewed as one of the greatest political debacles in modern American history. But many politicians still believe that there is no problem that cannot be solved by a bigger federal iron fist. Will the media continue venerating โexpertsโ until American freedom and prosperity…
โข
“History is clear that when governments take things from private hands by force, whatโs taken usually loses its value. What applies to the rest of the world also applies to us.” ~ John Tamny
“History is filled with many examples of financial and economic disaster that has followed government fiscal recklessness. It can happen even here, in America.” ~ Richard M. Ebeling
โข
“Lindbeck was a great economist and public voice of economic sanity. He will be sorely missed.” ~ Joakim Book
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